Culture

Sondheim’s sappy samurai

by Greg Corradini
Published January 29, 2004

"Pacific Overtures" drowns Japanese history in a reservoir of schmaltz.

They’ve got fun and games

by Greg Corradini
Published January 29, 2004

The Jungle's student ticket offer makes theater more accessible.

The ghost and the darkness

by Greg Corradini
Published January 22, 2004

Elevator Repair Company breathes catacomb air into the Southern Theater.

Life or something like it

by Greg Corradini
Published January 22, 2004

"Fuddy Meers" sees existential angst in our garbled speech.

Let me go wild

by Greg Corradini
Published December 11, 2003

Cute animals at Christmas are as American as cherry pie.

And your little dog too!

by Greg Corradini
Published December 11, 2003

The stage version of "The Wizard of Oz" succeeds in evoking movie memories.

Big hat, no cattle

by Greg Corradini
Published November 20, 2003

The comic pastiche "Separating men from bull" explodes male mythology.

Two American brothers

Published November 20, 2003

"Topdog/Underdog" is not just a simple bait and switch.

Swept up in the moment

by Greg Corradini
Published November 13, 2003

Inspiration is fast and loose. One second you are a rational and responsible individual, and the next you're frantically composing a piece of poetic doggerel. Artists of all kinds (visual, poetic, musical)...

Dancing around the subject

by Greg Corradini
Published November 6, 2003

The pain of the expatriate is subtly expressed in "Sister India."